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Best chew ball for teeth for 7 month lab

rejkin · 2016-07-24 16:25:51

Hi, My 7month lab had to get three of her baby teeth out as the vet said one of them is pushing on her main front lower canine tooth. Got that done and had her after care check up,vet said the canine tooth on the lower jaw is still angled slightly inwards which needs to be fixed. She said the best thing to do is get her…

24-07-2016 5:25pm

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rejkin

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Hi,

My 7month lab had to get three of her baby teeth out as the vet said one of them is pushing on her main front lower canine tooth.

Got that done and had her after care check up,vet said the canine tooth on the lower jaw is still angled slightly inwards which needs to be fixed. She said the best thing to do is get her chewing and playing with rubber balls to help the tooth to move back out so it doesn't eventually stick into her gum.

Will be bringing her back in three weeks to check on the progress and if she doesn't improve will need to see a dental specialist for it which I'd rather avoid.

Anyone experience this? Any suggestions on the best toy to encourage her to work on her teeth? I have the Kong toy that you stuff with food but want to get some more.

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